Tally two more for W! My wife had a 90 minute wait at 8:00 am, but I walked right in at 2:00.
I took my eleven year-old along, and she was thrilled to push to button for President Bush.
Posted on 11/02/2004 2:48:56 AM PST by An.American.Expatriate
G-d Bless America and pray for the troops.
Illegal. It's been used every time I've voted in Florida for decades, including this election. Of course my precinct runs so smoothly that there is never a line of more than ten minutes.
the only person I waited for this noon was my wife.
That is WRONG! We have a private ballot in America. Please, please report this!!!
Several Republicans out holding signs throughout town. Only a couple of Kerry groups.
Good on ya!
My parents live in Wisconsin. There is a rather sizeable Amish community, and they are voting en masse as well.
There were no hecklers and the people at the precinct were professional and courteous.
Musta' been Pubbies!!
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But is he saying he's surprised to hear there is such a thing of voter fraud and intimidation from the Dems??
We just came back from voting....
In Cookeville, Tn (at TTU) we didn't have any long lines, no observers, no "hecklers"....
It took us 10 minutes...
South Florida Report:
No line, zip.
Nice old lady checks your ID, you sign the voter roll next to the photocopy of your signature, she initials the entry and hands you a number slip which you then hand to the person with the electronic "key" to activate the e-voting machine.
Smooooooth as silk.
Now to get the family to the polls after work.
Tally two more for W! My wife had a 90 minute wait at 8:00 am, but I walked right in at 2:00.
I took my eleven year-old along, and she was thrilled to push to button for President Bush.
Voted here in Central Tx. no lines but steady voters coming in. Voted about 1 hr. ago. Wife should be voting now.
The line in Mt. Pleasant, SC (Near Charleston) have been 1 hour plus all day.
The crowd appeared to be mostly Bushies, but then again SC is Bush country.
>>Is Utica a Republican or democrat area?<<
From the yard signs, pretty split. However there is some public housing in the city. Over there, the bumper stickers are very Kerry.
Jim, Voting in FL since 1990 and always by the alphabet. In Bradenton now and the S - Z line is the shortest, makes me happy last name begins with W!
Thank you. :^D
New Hampshire (swing state) border town, 11 AM:
Heaviest turnout I've ever seen. Cars backed up onto side streets; people parking on the streets, since the parking lot was full.
All ages - 20/30-somethings, young families with kids, invalid elderly.
Once inside the building, every line moved quickly - very efficient, everybody well-behaved.
Low-tech paper ballots you mark by hand, so no waits due to broken/too few machines.
When I left, the line of cars backed up on the side streets was even longer.
Kerry/Edwards sign holders at several street corners on main roads in my town and in Nashua. Resisted urge to flash 'em the finger.
Love Dubya!
FWIW, I've got Bush winning the 11/2 vote to the tune of 289-249 (Bush picks up Wisconsin and New Mexico from 2000, Kerry picks up New Hampshire). Of course, those provisional "ballots" in Ohio and Wisconsin (the RATs won't dare try this in Florida) will likely change things.
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